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A Stitch in Time: Preserving Fraternity History One Shirt at a Time
If you were a Brother in the 1980s or ’90s, then you remember some classic Lodge events commemorated by t-shirts. Pete Corson ’91, then a cartoonist for The Daily Tar Heel, produced several of these shirts, some which are featured
Summer Enrichment Scholarship: Tammo Drenth ’29
Tammo Drenth ’29 This summer, I am studying MG103: Consumer Behavior at the London School of Economics (LSE) for three weeks. This class covers the behavioral and psychological fundamentals behind a consumer for marketing and management. I am excited to
Summer Enrichment Scholarship: Tommy Tygart ’29
Tommy Tygart ’29 This summer, I have the opportunity to be working for American Continental Group Advocacy in Washington, DC. ACG Advocacy is a lobbying group that represents numerous organizations and business types, including corporations, nonprofits, and coalitions. Entering my
Paths to the Pulpit: Five Brothers Who Answered the Call
College fraternities are often associated with lifelong friendships, leadership development, and professional success, but for some members, the lessons learned in brotherhood helped shape a deeper calling. Among the alumni of Alpha Sigma are several men whose paths ultimately led